The works featured in this exhibition are directly related to the latest rapid socio-political changes that the Arab region has been undergoing. The works can be viewed as two separate bodies with larger and smaller pieces but they are nevertheless related in approach and thematics.

The intricate drawings represent records of fragments in time, place and space and revolve around creating imagined alternate worlds, scenes that have a life of their own, as if trying to depict a specific event in history, a collective memory, a sense of togetherness, a situation about to happen.

These drawings are rendered with a mix of abstractions and a personal artistic language that offers no direct conclusions or resolutions, continuously inquiring about the nature of reality, dreams and hope. They are an explosion of visual incidents and spatial happenings where these fluid interactions reference the many layers of history, at once interdependent and overlapping. The gestural marks and lines seem to refer to the speed at which intense cultural and political transformations have been happening within societies longing to move forward to a more progressive and peaceful world.

The works featured in this exhibition are directly related to the latest rapid socio-political changes that the Arab region has been undergoing. The works can be viewed as two separate bodies with larger and smaller pieces but they are nevertheless related in approach and thematics.

The intricate drawings represent records of fragments in time, place and space and revolve around creating imagined alternate worlds, scenes that have a life of their own, as if trying to depict a specific event in history, a collective memory, a sense of togetherness, a situation about to happen.

These drawings are rendered with a mix of abstractions and a personal artistic language that offers no direct conclusions or resolutions, continuously inquiring about the nature of reality, dreams and hope. They are an explosion of visual incidents and spatial happenings where these fluid interactions reference the many layers of history, at once interdependent and overlapping. The gestural marks and lines seem to refer to the speed at which intense cultural and political transformations have been happening within societies longing to move forward to a more progressive and peaceful world.